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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-29

fore the courts on charges of theft, and
as the grand jury is still in session, it is
probable he will be indicted, and perhaps
given steady employment for long term.
This outrage was committed last night,
and only for the fact that BorneY is not
considered very bright. it would no doubt
be the cause Of fearful excitement. 1t
seems that the relatives of this boy can
not reform him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-29

Sec. s. The near approach of the close
of the session of the Legislature, and the
Importance of a law authorizing the is
suance of bridge bonds, creates an emer-
gency, and a public necessity exists that
the constitutional rule requiring bills to
be read on three several days be sus-
pended, and that this act take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage,
and it is so enacted. Approved April 4,
1887,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-29
ON WALL STREET.
Dizziness Was the Only Feature in Yes
terday's Stock Msrket-The Closing
Prices the Lowest Of the Day.
Room Traders Had Things Almost En-.
ttrely Their. Own Way-Railroad
Bonds Were Dull.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City at "a; Texas and Pacific
incomes at 60; Rios at 764; Missouri,
Kansas and Texas rs at 1923; Houston
and Texas Central rs consolidated at
III; Kansas and Texas rs at 1928.
Money at 4@5 per cent.
Governments steady.
Sterling unchanged.
Wheat lower.
Oil closed at 654.
Cotton points higher.
Coffee shows points decline.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-To days stock
market developed unusual dullness in
transactions, especially after the first
hour. The market was entirely in the
hands of room traders. The large opera
tors and London were doing nothing;
there being no margin for arbitrage bust
ness, though the general tone OF the
European markets, together with the re-
duction of the bank of England's rate of
discount, had a tendency to harden values
here. There was no news Of charac ter
to affect values, but some western buy
ing Of Northwestern and St. Paul created
aIbullish feeling and reviYedIrumors in re-
gardIto the first named stock. The effect,
however, was but temporary as all the
stories met with official denials. The
opening was quiet, most stocks showing
only insignificant changes from last
evenings final figures. In the afternoon
the market, though continually dull, took
s downward turn and remained heavy
throughout the rest of the day. The
close was dull and steady at about the
lowest figures reached.
Railroad bonds dull.
Government bonds dull and steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-29
A Great Remedy for Liver arrangements.

Amongst the number of prominent
citizens who have endorsed Ma
guire's Candurango, will be found
the names, of General John B.
Hood, Colonel Robert l. Adams, Colo
mel James F Casey, Colonel Jack Whar-
ton, General Bushsod r. Johnston, l. n.
Maynard, Esq, James II. Hummell, Esq,
General Thomas A. Harris, Rev. a. J.
Tardy and many others. The Cundu-
range, for COMPLAINTS of the liver, blood,
kidneys and stomach has ne equal; it
opens and regulates the bowels and pre-
vents and cures bilious attacks. It con-
tains no alcohol, and is the only vegetable
substitute for calomel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-29

Never fail to cure sick headache, often
the very first dose.s This is what is said
by all who try Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-29

For wounds, whsther incised or confused
Salvation Oh is the best remedy. % cents.
The year has four seasons, during all Of
which keep on hand DR.. Bills Cough Syrup.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-29
ALocal Onion Killing

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, April 28.-Dr.
W. T. Northrop, prominent physician
at Haverhill, in the eastern portion of
Scioto county, was murdered yesterday
his brother Alfred, postmaster st Haver-
hill, aided by two sons of Alfred Nc
Coy. DR.. Northrop had incurred the
displeasure OF the McCoys by being active
in favor of local option. They
waylaid him yesterday when
coming to his Office and
began firing on him with pistols and shot
guns. He was unarmed, but drew his
pocket knife and badly wounded Alfred
Mccoy before he was fatally shot. The
doctor was about thirty-fYe years cid
and unmarried. The McCoys have been
arrested. There is q feeling in favor of
lynching.
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Diptheretic sore throats cured by few
doses of Red Star Cough Cure. % cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The question of appointing The COM
mittee provided for In the resolution
of Mr.. Thomas was first taken up, and
deve oped an overpov erinR sentiment
in favor { f it being done at once. The
Rev. W. y. Gray, who led the opposi-
ton, earnestly insist d that he did not
understand the bishop ss asking for
relit Of that kind. "Then you and all
others shall understand my position"
promptly returned the blshop, and
proceeded as follows:
"You ara demanding that i travel
A, 600 square mics to visit every par.
/ ish and hamlet on an insufficient sal-
airy, and thus you hamper and belittle
the Office Of bishop. Now you propose
to elect an assistant bishop, at a talsry
# $1,000 cheap affair. His robes
alone will cost 5000. IL remiud DIS me
of an snecdote read from the Metbo-
dist Post Oak Circle A very devout
man went to his preacher and said be
had been q member OF the church for
twenty five year,, but 1t lad never
cost him twenty five cents. The preach
or replied, Then your religion is not
worth 20 cents. Touch the pockets
and you find the extent OF a mans
religion. 1t see ms to he the policy to
see, not how much can be done to
help q ma 1,but how little. An 'sista Mt
bishop is not of my suggestion or Tor
my consider ion, but the conye ntion'
Whatever it dots | will heartily con-
cur in, even though opposed to my
views. But / challenge any man to
show Nhe 1 have ever acted mer'
ceusry a. Q man, lay member, or
bishop. No, brethren, you are trying
to beli;tle the Office Of bishop. DO
not charge that you are conscious oil
the fact, bat the course oil the legisla-
ton carried on here will do 1t. There
In only email portion OF the diocese
Represented here, because no full rep
resentation can be had In either one
end Of the 8 ate or the other. You
have resolved to meet next year 81
Chattanooga Pot of the matter unlii
you can get q foil representation OF
the brethren. Two years ago the
salary was reduced 10 $500, and l
have been compelled TO Taise the
Sl1O0 elsewhere. understand here
was a caucus last might to map out
the proceedings, although L knew
nothing OF il until this morning. lDs,
clsimers from The brethren heard
That's all right. l be ieve in freedom
Of speech and preaching and l VIII
maintain it. You are now trying 70
appoint a committee Of three. Get
good men,"
Scattering debate followed, which
the bishop soon settled by putting the
following question: VIII the conVen.
! ton have the committee appointed 81
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AFTER TIKI EXCITEMENT.
COOL JUDGMENT AND REASON
ASSERTING ITSELF IN THE
GAmbTell-Hamilton Midnight Dael--
The People Waiting Patiently
for The Trial.
lsfNIAL TO TEE APPEAL.


JACKSON, MISS, May l3.-Notwith
standing the various statements sem
broadcast concerning the Gambrell
Hamilton midnight duel, there is g
deep seated conviction that the latter
Is not the craven assassin he has been
pictured. In the heat Of excitement,
every rumor and street utterance
heard was promptly given publicity.
This has so far been entirely favorable
to Gambrol. After reading the Bit
ter personal assaults upon Dol.
Hamilton by the S,0ord and She'd,
there was unanimous opinion among
those familiar with the principals that
trouble would follow. Was this ex-
pected because OF anything Col. Ham
ilton had dope or said before the pab.
LEGATION, or was 1t the oulgrowth of
the article2 Up to the point Of being
able to judge who started the trouble
the pubic are in pOst sion OF all the
facts Beyond that they cannot 20, for
they have only read or heard Of er park
testimony. The defense declare they
have not made public their case be.
cause they are not defending ths
prisoner In the press. They de rscs;e
the Efforts OF the bitter personal
enemies OF Col. Hamilton TO try him
in their newspapers, with a view of
aTraying popular sentiment apaiost
him, When the trial ia begun in the
proper courts different phase may be
put on the whole affair.
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ON 'CHAN6E .

THERE is limited inquiry for yarnI
and oths at Manchester.
Cor TON sales at Memphis duling tn,
past week were 2l00 bales, all to tpin
neTs.
BRKADsTUTFJ are declining and pro-
visions are very weak ia the leading
marx etc.
AT Baltimore coffee Is firm and
higher; Rio cargo,s, ordinary to far,
lSs9l9c.
AT Liverpool wheat is sleRdy; re-
ceipts for the past three daye, 2l5, goo
centalP, including l66, 900 American.
MEMPHIS co ton receipts yesterday,
$40 bales shipments, 1923 b lies; sAles,
$50 bales stock on hand, 10 032 bales /;
total receipts to date, 656,03l bales ;
total shipment, 633, 572 bales.
BALTIMORE grain ket sterday I:
Receip,s-Flour, 200J urls; wheat,
IL 600 bu; corn, 200 bu; oats, 1900
bu; rye, 200 bu Shipmonts-Flour,
$50 brls; wh.at, $4,000 bu; corn
2400 bu.
VISITORS on Change yesterday /:
Miss L zze Harrie, ci'y; Miss Teresa
U. Irwin, city; Miss Minnie o Dom
nell, city;J. b. Briney, jr Covingtun,
KY; W. N. Briney, OovingtoD, KY;
O. Briney, city.
THE eaies at the Stock Exchange
call board yesterday were ss follows !:
Home Insurance Company, 10 shares,
at $50; Memphis City Fire aud Gen.
eral Insurance Company, 10 shares, az
1872; Memphis Cotton Press and Stor-
age Company, 10 shares, at 1923; $4,000
OF Citizens street railway bonds at
loot; 500 OF Memphis Cotton Ex-
change Building Company IS at 1861.
FLoUR receipts at New York yester
day, 9194 pkgs; expore, 3444 brls and
1899 skis; talrs, u, 200 btls. Wheat
receipts, 10000 bu, exports, 1865 1888
bu; sales, 6,448,000 bu futures and
496 900 bu spots. Corn receipt, 62,-
800 bu; exports, 80 547 bu; sales, $685.
600 blu futures aud $4,000 bu spots.
Dat receipts, 10000 bu; sales, 230, 600
bu INJURIES and 1853, coo bu spots.
A LEADING Liverpool grain circular
Of the l3 b, says: Tone and improved
prce, prevailed in various markets.
English and foreign wheats were edo
/ 8 per quarter dearer and in more &C
tive demand. CaTgoes we're in fair re-
quest, prices isvoling sellers. Chilian
was mostly bought. At today's mar
ket the attendance wss fair. Wheat
was firm and in moderate demand.
-Four was Cd higher and in request.
Maize was quieter, losing the advance
gained since Tuesday.
The Memphis Merchants Exchange
is taking steps to place in liquidation
its M utusl Aid Association, its mem
bership having dropped down to
eighty, which would only give bene-
at Of $500, on the payment Of $40 by
each member. The Board Of Directors
have proposed to place the association
in liquidation and have appointed the
18th of May as the day when it shall
be voted upon by the members OF the
Exchange. Should the proposition to
plsce the association be carried, then
three commissioners for that purpose
will have to be elected and the re-
serve fund Of $1,000 will be distributed
pro rata among the members Of the
association.
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once Z 1t xss voted aim tiyely. a
motion from DR.. Patterson TO lay II or
the table until next convention wal
dt feated. The Hon. Luke w. Finlay
and Mr.. Thomas made brief explans,
tory remarks, after which the follow.
ing committee was elected by acciama.
ton: G. l.. Thomas, chairman, Co.
lumbis; Thso. Rechmsp, Chstts-
moo q; the Hon. Albert McNeal, Boil
var.
The press Of the city was rendered
vote Of thanks for full and correct
reports Of the procse dings.
The Assessment Committee submit
ted it's report, which showed total I
1881. The Memphis and Nashville
PARISHES were assessed as follows !:
Memphis-Cslv nv, $3.50; Grace, $l76;
st. Mary's, $l75; Good shepherd, $50;
Emmanuel, $l5. Nashville-Christ
church, $500: Advent, $l76; st. AIMS,
$40; Holy Trinity, SIS; st. Peters,
$40. The report was received and
adopted
Mr.. F agile, moved that future seq
sions OF The convent m be continued
over one Sunday. Defeated.
The Rev. Mr.. Buriord presented the
following resolution, which was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, that this convention, while
deeply regre,ting the need Of such a
jour- g !, aud the loss which We will SUI
fer by the absence Of our beloved bishop
from TIE dif case, desire to at sure him
that cur love, sympathy end prayers
will accompany him in all his travels,
trusting thai Gods good providence
may attend him ia all his ways, grant
ing him full restoration Of physical
sire 9Th. While We would ha glad to
have him return to us at an early day,
We earnestly r,quest that he will not
start homeward until he has received
the fullest benefit of his absence.
Mr.. Buchanan raised a question as
10 who were entitled to vote Tor vestry-
men-whether they were only COM
mnnicants Referred to Committee
on Can ms.
A letter was real from Mr.. S. M. ID.
CLARK, OF Olsrksville, treasurer Of the
Enrolment ElC owment fund, report
ing progress aud prospects. He was
reelected to the office.
The secretary then read letters OF
congratulation and greeting from the
Dioceees Of Kentucky aud Alabama,
and sitter q vote OF thanks had been
extended him for faithfulness and ef-
fciency, the convention, at 4:S0
o'clock Pm, adjourn, d sine die.
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THE SPARRING TOURNAMENT
To 8ccur on che ebswbeat Hob Roy
Instead OF I'm wsst Memphis.

The spsrring tournament for the
amateur championship OF middle
weights for Tennessee, arranged and
billed to occur at West Memphis, Ark,
on Monday, May 10th, will take place
on the showboat Rob Roy instt ad.
The parties who have the manage
ment of the affair In hand Il AIRED
interference by the authorities Of
Arksnsas,. and have arranged for the
showboat, which will be anchored 10
the river OF point few miles above
the city, where no interference can
possibly occur. Twelve entries have
ready been made OF the best local
talent, which insures ten set to's.
Besides the regular programme, Jim
my Carroll, Of Brooklyn, and Martin
Murphy, Of San Francisco, profess
SIGNALS, will give a scientific exhibi
ton, and Joseph M. Tausey will wind
up with the gritty Dick Morehouse, OF
Boston. The fare for the round trip,
Including admittanee to the exhibl-
ton, only 81.
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PERSONAL.

De. W. B. Ropezs returned from
New York yesterday. ne gr
JoHs T. lqnlsrAs Is In a. 9 city and
will remain .'or few days.
OIL. IRWIN snd wife. Ct Nav York
City, are the guests OF Dr.. ii. Y Lam
dis at No. 307 AZ 'anas street.
The gritty Dick Morehouse, Of Sa-
lem, Mass, has srri we'd in town for the
sparring tournameL (. He is going
into training immeL' iately Tor his
coming fight.
LIEUT. r. W. DowDY, Dated States
Army, who has been qLAe i'll at st.
Joseph, Mo Is snfficieLtl y recovered
to visit his parents in this csty. He is
accompanied by bis wife and little
daughter.
DE J. 8. DuNN, q promih eDt citizen
OF Co umbei, =. q, .extensiV ely inter-
ested in cotton compress com rsuies in
that an i other Southern citiet, if on g
visit here, the guest Of his father, Mr..
L. B. Dunn.
The Hon. Benjamin F. Pc xotto, ex-
Consul General TO RoumsDs and also
at Lyons, but now editor OF the
henordh Monthly. ftIcial oruan of the
B'nai Birth, pHblished OF No 80
Broadway, New York, lett for that
city yesterday afternoon.
THE near sighted young lady who
passed cake OF Sol Colemsn's Ko-Ko
Tulu over the counter Of a Main street
soda fountain, la place OF souA water
check, was quite as bad as the one
who mistook bumblebee for black-
berry, though the result was not quite
go painful. As long as girls will chew
ko.ko, drink soda watsr and eat
black berries, such mistakes are liable
to occur.
MRS. IRVING MoDowRAL Massey,
assisted by her mother, Mrs Ro BERT
son Topp, and her sister, Mrs. VIM.
NJ. Harrington, yesterday entertained
the Leisure Hour Club at luncheon, at
her residence on Looney Flights. 1t
was charming affair, one OF the most
enjoyable the club has ever shared in,
made especially go by the telt elton by
Miss Lucy Mcdowell, Tie srecal
guest Of the occasion, of some !of her
experiences In palmistry, in which
she is quite an adept, haviog studied
II from the earliest mention of it in
Ohaldean history down to the present
practice Of 1t by the RypSies. Mics
who 10 daughter Of Col.
John Mcdowell, OF Chicago, has many
gifts, but this Of palm reading in the
OF the club excels them all.
She read the hands of each member
and made the recital OF personal his
tory 20 charming that ev ryone be-
lieved Themselves specially blessed.
All this while the guests discussed
the most appetisipg Of daiuties aud
chsttsd over the months Experiences
In books and the more open book OF
daily life. Mrs. Massey, who IL q
hostess, dispensed persua-
sive hospitality with cordially aud
grace that left nothing to bs desired.
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TRANSFERS.

L. McKissick ct al. to r B, Snow
den, lots AZ and 43 OF block l, Rem
bert's subdivision, on Dunlap avenue
consideration, $500.
Z. L. Mescbam and wife to Richard
Doherty, 50x88 feet on Exchange anC
Fourth streets; consider ion, $1,000.
James Hall to Frank Gawroch and
wife, 138xl38 feet on the line OF the
Memphis and Tennessee railroad NEAR
McLemore avenue; consideration
1900
ON. Grosvenor to NJ. Burke, lots 5
4, 5 and 6, block 8, and all OF blocks {
and 7, q. o. Bnrke's subdivision; con
sideration, $500.
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OF the delightful liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, commend II to all who
suffer from Habitual Constipation and
kindred Ills. Being In liquid form
and pleasing to the taste, harmless In
Its nature, strengthening as well as
cleansing In It's properties, it Is easily
taken by old and young, and truly
BENEFICIAL in It's effects, and therefore
the iavonte family remedy, especially
with the ladies' and children, who 10
quire gentle yet effective laxative,
For sale by II. ]. Helster and all lead
ing druggists. Van Vlett 4 Co., g,
w. Jones 4 Co., w. N Wilkerson 4
o., end g. Mansfield & o.. Rave beer
appointed wholesale sgents at Mem.
phis.
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Is REMOVED By THE UsE or COCAINE.
Aud It stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's Flsvoring extracts are the
hest
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TIE ch;1dran Thnr
SNNG

6o>No The Children. They are
SNOO especially liable TO sud-
den Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers
English Remedy . positive cure. II
saves hours ct anxious watching.
Sold by
A. RENKERT aad 1FRENTz AGO.
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Just Arrived.

A car Dad Of foe riding, driving and
rockawsy horses, at F. A. Jones &
Co's- ataoles, 81 Monroe street,
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Damdruh

A CHEAP line iron and slate msntels,
also CRATE front end Tenders. ~ Gabays.
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale of 20 Avery St.

be homo is about one-half block south Of
Vance street, and is a most desirable resi-
dence. 1t can, however, in cont equenoe of
its neaIness to street cars and its central 10
cation. prove a good Investment to those
as 1t will always command first class rent.
Ths place is built ot brick and is in apple
pie" order. Lot, 5SxlA. Tile absolutely
perfect. Terms-hslf cash, balance in one
year with per cent. interest.
The Sale fakes Place To-day at Noon,
ON THE PREMISES,
and the Ladies (for whose accom- N odation
and comfort the most ample provision will
be made) are most cordially invited.
r. W. ROOSTER 4 CO.,
AuctiOneers.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

MuLE-From farm, nine miles south Of
Nl Memphis on fernando road, on night
Of May 8, 1887, one snrTel u are mule, AK
hands high, about s years old; has cut 3
or 4 inches long on right hind leg; cut on
right side and shoulder; collar marked and
skin of one jaw; shod all round. Suitable
reward will be paid for recovery or informa
WV W d JOSNER. 6 West Court ST.
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DIAM0NDS-Will pay $50 reward for re-
u turn Of a diamond cross with eleven
stones, one solitaire ring, one karat, land one
diamond ring with three stones, raised,
black enameled.
MR. GEORGIA CASE, 1870 Desoto st.
WATCH--saturdsy afternoon, a lady's
w nickel watch with silver chatelain.
Liberal reward. 124 ADAMS ST.
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WANTED.

PAs Ss stock farm, on New
400 acres of clover and other grasses Alum
dance { water and shade, Terms, 81 and 50
per month. Address & A. Rice. corner
Seventh and New Raleigh road.
SEAMsTRESS-- Imme aia,ely, at No. 70
y Mulberry street.
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AMUSEN EN- ~.
PERSONAL.
LOST.

NISTERNS-Brickwork, smoking CHM
y e'e' l'0' THoMGS OuBRINs.
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4 NOITAGE-NO. 2S3 Beale street. with six
" rOoms, bes dei kitchen and ~ servants'
rooms; good stable, COW and carriage house;
large yard, Rent $50 4 month. ApDIyto
M. l.. HELDEN,
DQT "A ain At
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DO0MS - Several first class sleeping
~ rooms, cool and airy, furnished or un-
furnished; as first class board In one min
ute'B walk, Iuquire at SO Market 1t.
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GOOD CrOK-Also driver. Recommends
" tiops required. Apply at 2I7 Vance st
A GERMAN-To milk and hel in garden.
II Apply 10 Geo. 1. Vance, "a miles out
on Horn Lake road
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INVERYB0DY-To call and see the cele
u brated Gypsy clairvoyant test medium,
81 and 80 Linden street, corner of MADDEN
nvanue up-stairH. MME, FAN NAYS
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po0Ms-Nioely furnished rooms at No.
II 80 Monroe street.
HANDSOME ROOMS, furnishod or an
II fIrnished, at 1893 Union street. In
anira at 9Al Sc nnnh atreaL
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TNwo.ST0RY HOUSING. So Market st .
l. In Rood orderi eight ROOFS, Apply at
ia FOURTH ST
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MAN-In each city and town to make a
INl tpco ial canvass of business men (no
bOoks); S. per day realized. A d ess, with
stamp, U. h. FRANKLIN,
6i7 Sixth 1T. N W Washington. ID. q.
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HOUSE AND L0T-Cheap; near Main
Il street, on Georsis street. Apply at
No. 28i Georgia street.
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ITO PASTURE Parties leaving city for the
l. sun msr Con have their b rses and COWS
we'll cared for, ano nc reasonable rates. Stock
sent for and deliv red. Telephone No. 500.
GEO. 7. VANCE.
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IL 0USE-Nice two story b use. with stable
less than i'm provements cost BY, Appeal.
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MO. COoK-Well rsco nuepded. Apply
IN at $50 POPLAR ST.
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A N ACTIVE MAN-(0ne out of employ
IA ment) to begin on moderate salary and
work himself up, representing in his own
locality an old established house. References
exchang ed. AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
ina H0ITSE ia BaTclav street. N
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HANDSOME RO0MS-Furuished or UNI
I'll furnished, at 1873 Union street. In
0uire Mt 1854 Second street.